A simple plugin should be able to do this for you on the fly. If you can’t find anything like this already posted here, maybe I could write something up very quickly.
Regards
For the new window part, I use the following javascript:
function makeNewWindows() {
if (!document.links) {
document.links = document.getElementsByTagName('a');
}
for (var t=0; t<document.links.length; t++) {
var extlinks = document.links[t];
if (extlinks.href.search(/http/) != -1) {
if (extlinks.href.search('/www.example.com/') == -1) {
extlinks.setAttribute('target', '_blank');
}
}
}
}
window.onload = function(e) {makeNewWindows();}
Just change the domain name to yours and place the script in the head tags or in an external JS file.
Good luck,
Michael.
does not work for me. I put it (completely) between the <head> tags of my header.php but on my side it shows a part for the source code:
function makeNewWindows() { if (!document.links) { document.links = document.getElementsByTagName('a'); } for (var t=0; <!-- ---- [END] --------- -->;
My editor (SCite) marks the code from the sign ‘<‘ on in red.
When I replace ‘<‘ with ‘=’ I know this makes no sense) all is in black…
Any ideas?
I’d try it without using the editor, it seems to work in all other cases, minus with your editor.
